“Hi, I’m Phil. Now listen, we got ribs, sausages, we got some rib-eye if you like some fat. We got some baby backs but I don’t eat swine myself. What do you need?”
July 8, 2005 “Money Only” Don Parsley says his wife died in the London bombings and wants people to donate money only, not food or clothes.
July 6, 2000 “Pulling Car” Korean War veteran Lloyd Bonifide joins the program from a D-day demonstration at his house in Alhambra. Lloyd is so upset over a comment his nextdoor neighbor Dan Steelworth made that he’s pulling his car with a harness in front of his neighbors house
November 2, 2000 “More Cancer Kids with Ted Bell” Live from the Museum of Television & Radio. Steakhouse owner Ted Bell joins the program upset to find out that the Sony Playstations he bought are being sent to dying kids at a Cancer hospital. Plus Coast to Coast with Art Bell
May 18, 2005 “The Finger in the Bowl of Chili Rudy Canosa, owner of Je t’aime Lingerie discussed the Minutemen, a citizens group patrolling the border of Mexican looking for illegals. Rudy said that if they kept up that kind of pressure, illegals already in the United States would get upset and we might see more “fingers in bowls of chili.”
